Are 'great' tweeters born? Or can they be made? A conversation with Adam Feuerstein.
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If you’re a drug development professional with ambition, you can’t afford to ignore Twitter. No matter your opinion of Twitter as a company, the act of tweeting is here to say: short, public, one-to-many communication is never being put back in the bottle. I’ve written about this issue before, offering a list of 300 accounts known to tweet biopharma-related news fastest. Maintaining a good list of followed accounts, consuming your news directly from the source, exposing yourself to a diversity of opinion outside your comfort zone: that’s BioTwitter 101, the minimum relationship a drug developer ought to have with social media. There’s no excuse to dismiss all social media with a wide brush of this doesn’t apply to me. You don’t have to tweet to be good at Twitter.
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